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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-18

shr.yer who is said 10 represent company composed OF
al" Gahr, Adam Wagner, K. W. Nelsos and others.
This property .ed f. J.. Harper, AMI It's paper
figured in the Harper trial . .. =,
II tts likely that Tues lay next the trial OF Ben H.
Hopkins Will be postponed until January >, az JuuSS
Sage has requested that II be done. Judge JACKSON WI"
maAe The ORDER unless counsel object.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-18
WHAT THE COLLECTOR SAYS.

The Collector said: There two ways IN which
these goods might have been obtained on a forged IN
do l5ruent. hut | have Information which leads me 10
believe tnat th"y were not misIc cred upon the order
OF Auiimorit * CO. There may be some interesting de
vclopment- in th.. after investigation Is lin
,AcL In the hrst place tac pcrits issued to the i'm
porter, 90 tcir brokers ISSUED upon he order OF
the importers aul uoc Other could obtain them except
in That tc broker, lis CLERK the importers clerk wa,
dsAou. enough to commit the forgery. And Il seems
impossible that amy sensible man would commit forgery
TO obtain such bulky returns these -ik, must Ire.
Another WY Boa which tIe-e good, m -lt have been
fraHlul.n.y obtained q. through the delivery ticket
These tickets made ont by the delivery clerk AT tho
I- stores after Dee h1s received the Invoice inor-cI
correct; the tickets being made ou' To order and only
d~rcrr! upon ts return properly iudor-c! or a7 may
have hucn in this case with the Endorsement forged
Another reason Why I boicye there WAS no. mis lc-
.r ou :ho assumed order oi Aufuorlt Co.. i- that
pa. ACES belonging % three different drA, arc n,.cr
d... clcl upon ole order
~ILlyc pretty good evidence which lead, me 10 he
l,yc that of tAr order clerks = Implicated IN this
tl.,. and .tm .olu. to thr bottom ott + g. nnlny.
The ORDER crr who claims thai the body u Tie delivery
orl.g u.i.a forgery Of Do. handwriting. wa recently
informed ofh.- di-i--d because u his failure, twice
-acr--tcv. 10 rl-s f.e civil service examination FOR
rr'aotion 20 take plac" on January l. hnt DEPUTY
D. i' 'npo,ariiy 90 tHc Public stores in place "i 'o'
r'iuty. ,oi'ccior Williams sad:
delivered came 10 uc for ut approN hnd regularly
DN.tL Nr in.sr ssr- ihat tIc rr.'i', boo body
ot tc ort"r o., iI.-'ry "f IL lani"i'il ' l-
uot. There were tlfrc cases of silks and ono ga"
ol .l.n tat "'re nlrn "Ii 'nI th" scheme Tts care
evidently Lrl access io ilc hoor oi A' AIrf'i~'r'
~t.'.-. ".cf" hc obtained i'e n1nl' "it mit"' "',
w.l ne knew the owners would not ho instructed %
c BOO tcr days which would give BIN iln" "l"t
DID, fL .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-18
srrAMLE- ii c0LLI.I0N ~ TNE CLYDN

Io,p,> Dec. lin "a gaze on the clyde last might
tie British steamer Mautoban. Captain Dunlap IFoh
pfclbo cane into col l.oE with the British steancr
tIcide- aptsin I;1i!o baltimore IIe A"nii"-
n- BOWS wcie stove ia am tho 4 l.dra7 we're otcgNh
the watsI-l!ao. BOth vessels were t"cA 10 'r i"'
90 tso Bank , d., ,.. ,,o
Tne steamer Alcios sroundcd ia the clyde where she
rem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-18

LoSpoS. Dec I7.-The London Missionary society has
received intecence NAT Missionary Jones' % the ci
poy o. tlat 1a ". has been cxiceI from the LSya!'j
Islands b a force sent specially 10 ire l,'nda fion Hc"
q edon!a he has @rI1yet at -ydrfF NeF NoIth Nh"-'
anI las formally protested 20 the HO'cf"or against A'
Ju.s!eu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-18
MANY OYSTER DElLHRS SwINDLED

SCRANTON Dec II tSpeciaJ. Dale 4 Cox, whS sp'"c"
m office hero about Aonth for tho sale OF oysters
N Wholesale have disappeared after swnainS oyso'
dealers in many places II the south as well as @ i ,
sf Dale q Cox ths belc that they were O"'o
80 tSs wldely known commission mstchantA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-18
CONVfCT HARPEKS PROPERTY SOLD

CINcISNArl Dec. 17.-Adam Wagner assignee SOFA 10
d by order OF court tho swiits Irsn and steel works
in Ncwpsr KY The real estate, machinery, material
and stock ssld fsr Sl0055O II was bought by II. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-18

UEyRY TRTIyG'S SEASON ~ PHILADELPHlA.
rmI,prrrnIA. Dee. II (SDecab.-The receipts at the
Chestnut street opera House ths week Tor the SIX per
,roa,cs NJ Fau,t" by Henry Irving Ellen Terry an'
me l.yccuin Company, wsre t2l,JoJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-18
D,yJgL M4NyIyG ~ ALBANY

Albany. Dec II tSpeciaL)-DsRiel Manning has besh
amending the last few days with his son, James H. Man
ming at h, homo IN Lancasterst. Mr. Manning heAtn
= ABOUT as IL has been for some uae.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-18

SEETOrS ILLNESS OFJ T. SITDEBAhER.
Cuf,Aao Dec. III. +. studobaker, the wealthy
Indianaan said BY his Physicians TINS evening " oe
at he p.,st OF DEATH Mr. Studebaker has been III mere
for week suffering from Inflammation Of tue Do"o!s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-18

TTIRING FHLL ~ TIVI'F' "I "O''
plrrsprRG Dec II (Specidb.lt Is believed tha' Il a
new coke syndicate is not formed cutting OF rates VIII
bog,n next month Better shipping faciii,ies are UA
uccied by that time AT present TIC sieat ~cAuu '"'
tains prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-18
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
ENGLAND SECRETLY NEGOTIATING WITH
The VATICAN.

LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL BARGAINING FOR A
RETURN TO THE CABINET-TORIEs AND UNION
lists FULL OF CONFIDENCE-sIR LYON Play
FsIR on PROTECTIoN-CoRRUPTIoN IN
THE BOARD OF wORKs-MI. SWIM
BURNE POKING FUN Ar MIR.
DONNELLY's CIPnER-PER-
sONAL NOTES.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-13

hattering to my country, he replied,
with great good humor: eyes, yes,
Mr.. Bernard; but consider your coun-
try the cradle of free principles, not
their armchair. Liberty in England is
a sort of idol; people are bred up in
the belief and love of it, but see little
of its doings They walk about freely,
but then it is between high walls; and
the error of its government was in sup
posing that after portion of their sub
jects had crossed the sea to live upon
a common they would permit their
friends at home to build up those walls
about them" A black coming in at
this moment, with jug of spring
water, l could not repress a smile,
which the general at once interpreted.
This may seem contradiction" he
continued, " but think you must per-
ceive it is neither crime nor an alb
surdity. When we profess, as our fun
damental principle, that liberty is the
inalienable right of every man, we do
not include madmen or idiots; liberty
in their hands would become scourge.
Till the mind of the slave has been
educated to perceive what are the obi
cations of state of freedom, and not
confound a mans with a brute's, the
gift would insure its abuse. We might
as well be asked to pull down our old
warehouses before trade has increased
to demand enlarged new ones. Both
houses and slaves were bequeathed us
by Europeans, and time alone can
change them; an event, sir, which, you
may believe me, no man desires more
heartily than l do. Not only do pray
for it, on the score of human dignity,
but l can clearly .toresee that nothing bit
the roofing ont Of Slorery can perpetuate
the existence Of our Union by CONSOLIDATE
ing 1t IN common bond Of principle"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-13

10 ner trlendS' perSuaSlOnS, sne SAID
you must part, at least for several years.
AT first wretchedly unhappy, you
could not settle upon any definite plan.
One day, however, you determined to
win her in time, fitted for profession,
and in two years went abroad to learn
concerning her whereabouts. This was
ten years ago, but you have been able
to find no clue as yet.
You question my knowledge of all
this? Listen again while | continue.
l know you still love your choice of ten
years ago, for you wear the little ring
she gave you at parting. More fortu-
nate than yourself, l have seen within
a very short time the person whom you
seek. l can tell you something con-
corning her. OF course it is needless
to describe her feelings when separated
from you. She worked with will for
two years. Soon after this her parents
died, within {. months time, which
compelled her return to America. Thus
it was that you missed her on your re-
turn to Germany. Reaching her old
home, deprived of both father and
mother, the poor girl knew not what to
do. 1t happened that an intimate
friend of her fathers, in business in
China, was home, and offered to take
her back for the trip and change. She
returned with him at once, remaining
in his family for five years.
Longing to see home again, she
made the long voyage nearly three
years ago, since which time she has
been living in this very town. In fact
she is member of this school--she is
here tonight"
Slipping from her neck locket, and
for moment removing the black mass
of hair, she exclaimed, "Ohl Thorn
ton, l cannot wait longer to test you.
Cannot you guess why know so much?
| am Florence Day."
He stood as if in a dream, and simply
said: "Can you not leave now, as
every one is either at supper or going
away? 1t seems as if / could wait no
longer before seeing you alone. Pick
up your traps and come with me-"
Still greater was the mystery when
the tall stranger was seen carrying off
large basket, followed by Florence,
her face radiant with smiles. On the
following day the identity of the mys-
FERROUS individual was proven. Thorn
ton Wellings had come on from New
York to be counsel in a coming trial of
great interest. Finding the evening
liable to be tedious, and hearing of the
Halloween party, he thought visit to
the scene of attraction might serve to
pass away an hour.
1t was considered most peculiar CO.
incident that two people, around which
this little romance centers, should have
found each other after ten years in
this manner.
To say that wedding was forthcom-
ing is of course quite unnecessary. On
New Years morning the church where
Florence had been devoted member
was the scene of beautiful marriage.
Hosts of friends came to say farewell
to the bright girl who had found place
in their hearts.
The happy bridegroom was most
heartily ngratulated, and his last
words to the usher, as he closed the
carriage-door, were, Remember what
patience and long-waiting will accom-
plish, and remember us at your next
Halloween party. "-Erchange.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-13
Mistellanp.
Written for the Waterman.
Birthdays.


Birthdays seem rare when we are young
And life is fair and sweet,
But when we come to age and care
How light their steps and feet
Then more than aught, by changes wrought,
We note there presence here
Our faces bear their traces
Engraven every year.
On some the lines are soft and faint,
And show what wondrous skill
They use to paint the vanished years
And hide their crushing i'll.
ON some they print, as hard as flint,
In rugged lines and deep.
The places where the graces
watchful care should keep.
Birthdays in youth so full of hope,
And joy and friendly cheer,
why, when our ripened age has come,
So fraught with doubt and fear?
If age could choose how few would lose
Their present wealth to win
The pleasures and the treasures
There may in youth have been.
For life should yield us precious fruit,
If sown with thought and care,
And every birthday to our store
An added blessing bear.
Though manhood's years are dim with tears
That fall as falls the rain,
Our losses and our crosses
But bring the greater gain.
o Birthday mine, that here to-day
With faltering steps greet,
Teach me that heaven hath joys more fair
Than earth, and ties more sweet
Till rejoice, with lifted voice,
That, as the years go by,
Pm further on and further
To the new birth on high
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-13
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, !
LUCAS COUNTY. SIS.

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, J
LUCAS COUNTY, SIS.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of
f. j. CHENEY & Co., doing business
in the city of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of
CATARRH that cannot be cured by the
use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
~ in my presence, this 9th day
SEAL of December A. D, 1886.
~ A. w. GLEASON,
W. Notary Public.
p. S.-Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
ca Sold by druggists; seventy-five
cents.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-13
MitChellS BelladOnna PlaSterS.

This Is the oldest and most reliable Belladonna
Plaster made, and contains an extra quantity of
Belladonna. Especially valuable for Pain or Weak
ness IN the Breast Side, Back, or Limbs; also for
Liver Complaint, Weak Lungs, Coughs, Cold Spot
between the Shoulders Asthma. Dificuly in Breath
ing Pleursy, etc, in all which they give i'm
mediate and permanent relief
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-13
Srlettrb Storm.
In the Spring.

Have all the songs been said?
Are all the singers dead2
Is all the music fied?--
The sum and aim of life
one dreary struggle. rife
with greed and sordid strlfe?-
Man but dull machine,
Living vast routine
of narrow purpose mean2
Oh while one leaf swings high
Against an azure sky
In springtime ecstacy,
There breathes yet the sublime,
There beats yet living rhyme,
IT'S still the young worlds prime.
Nature has high commands,
Bears gifts with lavish hands
To him who understands
--CorRhW Magazine
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-13

SICK and bilious headache, and all
arrangements of stomach and bowels,
cured by DR.. Pierce's " Pellets" or anti
bilious granules. Twenty-Five cents
vial. No cheap boxes to allow waste
of virtues. BY druggists.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-13

MIRANDA, l just hate April"
" Why, Mabel? Because it's too
showery ?" sob, | don't mind the
rain. But it's such horrible misft
month. It's too late in the year for
oysters and too early for ice-cream."
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-13

" WHAT kind of dog is that, my
little MANI" He's part terrier"
6 And what's the other part?" "Oh,
just dog"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-13
RUBY LIVER PARvULES

will remove all functional disorders Of the Liver;
make the Head clear; prevent Sick Headache
ank Indigestion and improve the Complexion.
Price Of each twenty FIVE cents per bottle For sale
by all druggists and by the trade generally,
GEO. .. GOODWIN. Boston, General ARents.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-13
Oliver Ditson g. Co., Boston
THE MAYFL0WER

Yarnouthport, Mass, is a splendid eight-page
WEEKLY family Journal It has the largest circula-
hSn OF any Ney England country paper and is
and Canada Il contains each week one-half page
of choice vocal and instrumental music; three brill
liant short storesj Question boxes on Law Love Lit
eratare and Social Etiquette Editorials on current
howersi' Talmage's Sermons; Sunday school les
SOM Correspondence; Children's Musical, Farm,
Fashion and Household Departments, and other
features too numerous to mention. We will SEND
THE PAPER ON TRIAL FOR ONLY TEN GENTS FOR
TWO MONTHS. The paper is well worth $500 a
year, but only charge 100. Address GEORGE
Il. OTIS, Yarmouthport, Mass
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24

Business Ia Police Court was rather light
yesterday. and after the morning session tho
judge And Clerk enjoyed a half holiday,
taxing IN the Fair. The affairs Of The Office
wsrs EFT IN Tie hands OF Baiif PeslOn.
who Is growing more useful every day and
can manage the business with almost the
same alacrsiy as the popular Clerk John
Brown. = A. BEoIsy and steve Post
pleaded guilty 90 a charge Of iDtOxieailon
and went 10 jail for twelve days each
Nicholas ksnnis paid $500 for 4 similar
o1suse I'D vas allowed - dspart-Dsvid
King was afraIxnsa on a charge Of petty
Larceny aud bis case Was adjourned until
his morning. lie ID charged by a servant
Ea win having stolen so1e article Of
ci0tbiax from her srunk. king IS : c0lored
eoachm4o Ia she em pi0y OF ". Y. Dennison,
sno sIzasd his 0a.l b nds.-fhe ease Il
Fred bece.si snd Geo. Morgan for xeepinz
saloon open on sunday, was adjourned =
Sept. b.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24

y sacut 70tsa md We would ~ a. east
ene-haf ars Iouoisd With sCule affection
e. he Fbraaf snd LuDeS 80 these cnsa-
plaints sre. awarding 80 s.ats fics. r,ora
nnneEaus thar alhers. We ~ouid advise I'll
net % NEGLECT the crpcrtunif7 20 cal On as
sui RS bottle 81 ksrons h..-sn ~ he
Iafcal and Longs frre - and sf60
Ira sizs "a ce1fs. Hesre.- fff-
~ 81 Tsss IFS Nanrce.st
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24

IL - generally supposed that when .
horse Is pat on a street car that IS days are
numbered and that they are few. This
nsy b. The case hsu the horses are mis-
used. "a they are IN some places. and when
the stock = poor. The Grsnd Rapids street
RAILWAY Company. have two thar are real
veterans. Iaey aAge two horses. one being
bouxas Of Lowell farmer sightsea years
$40 aid oae sixteen years ago. Duriag the
entire time HAT they have been the prop
srty 0f the company they nave been in a.
tive use mp 20 tos present time Their
combined ages foot up 81. and they are
driven on the South Division Street Inc SIX
miles every DAY. OF course -kley srs fav-
cred Ia their cd days bat hey would run
away A. quick a. the Younger sorsss on the
line II thsy got chance. They srs both
greys and ara driven together. Get your
eye on tnsn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24

- ths K4aa.sa .-.1l r Eieasis - a4sGt~ sl4-
fl.xe.
~. sr4 tast a.. A. - se@a u f.ads g
-. -. a. ,.,..,,,,.,.l .s.s
49, =. -
rrts--se-s4l ABB 30 sls al- - t-s s-sse4'
~ eoaslis4aoaai ss1snal4e1tr pEsvos<1 n
a.. 1900. ~ s.eisss sfssss 40 ls<rf-
a. - eropoe<d oT k7s AGsrlz<4 H>AA@
saeFraf. sreos4ssa u dis 4 nzli8EsI
.- - ......... -. u, - t.-i-.f.si.r
q. !.
$40 ot@-~ - - iet -s11--eA p So
prscsatls IS sa.ea I48 .e stll be lsz1 o1s-
haIf 10 - So rs.f~sssts.i .ad t1s rsst
- 80. 4 = ..e,.s.i - t.s Ei..tea cl4lss
n. l..r....r.t ~. $500 - a.sr - esefs
$3.50. sr..t
&.Is.l s.Is .nl erEr fss ffeaas of
We.ass -. 800 81. ,...l- =. s...ry 81 bsaa /
81 ~ $500 - 49,. - ezt4fa sEs
10000 1900 fssta eftf saa faass
II 49, -. 49, sarr frses - s1l neis Il
49,. t4s 1se-casals 1asaalss.fl. sfs aad
f.rat4r. a 49,. - ,i.s ..nss article Or A.
60. fr.l ei.I - .ss.,..ls "a = 4sfx that
= s.ft.s.al .~e.-.itf Ar .Dl Is HosL
~ 49, CIV nasa -. a..f...i. "a t. s,iCer-
fof-nt -. Issl,. fls All. "a .H.f taet are
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24
.Az5z22
Education That Paws.

There should be no tiaing with educs-
ton. nor the mind Of the pupil. The best
Is none too good for enybOdy. and few
dollars more or less should not be permitted
70 weigh against q young mans entire
future. The probabilities are that the best
schools charge the higher rates tor tuition.
and yet they are the cheapest tn the end.
Private schools as a rule do not charge too
much for instruction, for il they did, they
would get 10 patronage. People who have
p.eaty OF money TO spend, don't mean 10
throw Il away, even on education. acd so "A
fSsr price COR tuition means genuine in
ssrrets0n. Especially should the last school
which boz or girl attends De a gopd one
good aud thorough a. to positive training,
Anl good as to its moral influence. There
IL no school in which il is possible TO mould
. boy, in which there Is such necessity for
moulding him Alright, asa business school.
Not only are facilities 81 hand and the con-
ditiOns favorable, bat there IS a sort of ex
psc.ancy which IL is cruel not to meet. A
business school, 10 answer it, true purpose,
should Dc the most practical and sensible
school "a the world. II should be exscting
a. 10 work. discipline aud thoroughness Ii
should De unwavering as 10 principle; a
school that will ever live in the student :
memory as having established him not on
IN clean cut business habits, but business
integrity.
The tirand Rapids Business College was
established p years ago and mas been under
one continuous management. 1t opened
| Sept. for Fail and Winter work. An early
beginning Is desirable in order 10 secure q
good start for the pupil while the classes
are ret small in numbers. Each student
receives individual instruction and is
allowed IN advance according TO ability and
understanding. For particulars call at
college Office or send Tor College Journal.
CoxNoS SENSE n EDUCATION.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24

Rnndiar Materials.

Bendtag Materials
No !. fencing al icugsns -lf1af5 %
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= additional Tor each 2 feot ABOVE is T.
C0arse. common or s1fppias cuis. al
widths ard lengths ..--.-.-.--.--S9 O0ei0 20
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ky Is 10. ................ ................ 2 81
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24
United States Government
Chemists Report.

For the past four years and more especially during the
last nine months have been examining various baking
powders, and have always found Dr. Prices be a
scientifically prepared pure mixture. and superior all
Others
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24
= SIG SALT mosoPoLY.
a nansassh Combination Ineiudinz sixt.
Three HAMA .ctarsrs.


PIrTsaUHa. sept IA mammoth
All combination composed Of al
he larss salt manufacturers IN
me GATED states. - about 10 be
fsEmsd. Il vii Be known as ths National
SAL Union and riI be headquarters for
lie sat supply Of tAe whole couusy. Dele
gates from salt drms Ia Ohio. Michigan and
Nes York met "a this city Ritniu the past
week anc made arEan .,eulslLs Tor ne union
and another nlesu1g Will Do held soon for
organ ization aud toe election Of Octcsrs.
The Oolect = the Gllon Il mutual protection
sad 20 keep 1p prices 81 as % be able 70
comFe's Win i9rslEn GALuisc-urers. The
company vii DO composed o. sixtY-three
companies Ia a.. esvsa IA the P.ltsoarg
sail Compsay. nlne ia New YORK, shiriy a
Michigan and ih.rteeC IA Ohio. Al onics
sil4 probably BE- located IN HtIsburg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24

s1se4z- 81 so4lf g. 9z4L44se1 &c "A
9 e. Extr4 ~ C. le4L9s C. s81542
eoase sfsea 40 = - 81. pastel 10 e.
Java green. -4sz e. sssA tsasLed. c. Nara
e4lle roasted -tssLtc. seElcan. fo<<ted &C g.
ieas-4aFal, r4le, 3ass5t g. laos1, me1iiI2. .
= esolnsFy. - &c. asso8. sJs15acs K41pos1sr.
3 80. co-oag ss466cs tcnsa AsS55c.
Flour s1-3 per ext. - per DoL pateat PRO-
GO 49, 30 ~. g.. per bbi. a. HheAL Hour
sz.<' pef ewh, a. ~ Der b5L DGckshe&L $40
Z - ler ls-
40 Fssa-scEeenfhgs SIS per Lon. bran. "a.
40 - a.. Utf1.ilEs. 81 = 81
tee4-tgro AID oals si1
heIleens Oi-ALc1isaa tszs ssc per salloa
N4ier waite, 81.
as .lit-litse per gali0n
eseos-llo lover - % - -. IimotaY q 52z 81
eat-Nicli<sa. &c; kasteru. Il IS
fsh-Ho shife ~. 1 s - per hAlf Dbl,
ota1g trades. ,5.ao $50 Per aaI Dol, tOIs,
sL5if col sals. per D.. cams 40 per han
dfea. c.aaef oysters selects sssioes smoked
ha.ioilE &c
PORK IN barrelss~Asss pors. Chicago packed
y. ., Extra .aor Cut sioo o.. standard clear
bac4. ti7o0.
Lari-G.srces TIC. % and 50 10. tub. ne. -
ID. rc1od lins. i0O cases. ic II ia pals, leg
ls4e
Feet IN barrels-Exfra mess. warranted 30 lDs
. riets ~ extra nonS.ezs. Co
blilcfine-D1lFf, sold packed lie, rolls anf
pyi1ts i5c. or klsrT sold isc. rolls AMI prinAs,
lcse 4-4a creamery PACKED. l5c. tOLs aud prints.
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